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1     II,  I  |           told them, not upon the hill, but in the plain, between
2      V,  V  |          it occupies part both of hill and plain. The river Adige
3      V,  VII|         as far as the foot of the hill which rises toward the Borgo
4      V,  VII| Certomondo, in the other upon the hill extending to Fronzole. The
5     VI,  VII|           from Florence, upon the hill which separates the valleys
6     VI,  VII|         St. Andrea, upon the same hill, the tempest passed without
7   VIII,  VI |         formed a rampart upon the hill, that they might also attack
8   VIII,  VI |         took their works upon the hill. This was effected with
9   VIII,  VI |      recover the rampart upon the hill; and here it was evident